At Australian Bollards we are always striving and innovating to provide our customers with the very best there is in safety and security. Australian Bollards Speedstiles are an effective robust access control solution that will provide the necessary security to keep the facility and the people within it safe from harm’s way. The range includes our flap barriers in the AB-EFB-01 and AB-DFB-450 while our full high turnstiles come in the AB-DHT-614-3 and AB-DHT-624-3. Both the AB-EFB-01 and AB-DFB-450 are capable of not only helping secure an entry point of a building but also   ...read more

The Australian standard to keep cyclists safe require them to be able to see across the inside of horizontal curves, where a path passes under a road and over vertical crest curves a sufficient distance to allow them to stop or take action if required to avoid a fellow cyclist, a pedestrian or an obstacle in their path. These barriers are Austroad complaint. Austroads is the main organisation of Australasian road transport and traffic agencies. Austroads members are responsible for running over 900,000 kilometres of roads valued at more than $250 billion representing the single l  ...read more

The NJM Group has worked closely with the Caribbean Business Park for many years, through our range of subsidiary businesses like Australian Bollards, Australian Handrails, Australian Glass and Ned Kelly Bike Racks. Through each stage of its construction process the NJM Group has been on site installing our range of products; architecturally designed balustrades and handrails, customised light bollards, Ned Kelly 2000 bike racks, and a range of other security solutions including wheel stops, card readers, security and parking bollards, height bars, intercoms and ramp guard rails.   ...read more

Public transport has grown rapidly in Melbourne’s urban regions over the past two decades and with more people using trains now than ever it can be quite crowded in the carriages, especially with people carrying prams, skateboards and bicycles on board. To solve this problem, the Victorian Government had bike rails with chains and racks installed at train stations in early 2008, but people felt that this method didn’t adequately keep their bikes safe from the environment and potential thieves and continued carrying their bikes on the train. As such, anothe  ...read more

Alternations have been made to the eastern Main Yarra Trail under both sides of the Swan Street Bridge (https://www.bicyclenetwork.com.au/newsroom/2018/10/05/swan-street-bridge-reopens-again/) through the suburbs of Richmond, Cremorne and Burnley in Melbourne. The bridge upgrade began back in March 2017 and was completed by mid-2018, however, minor adjustments and improvements to the trail have recently been made in the past few months. Pedestrians and cyclists (https://www.roadtraffic-technology.com/projects/swan-street-bridge-upgrade-melbourne/) will now find it e  ...read more

Australian Bollards is a local Australian company founded in Melbourne by the NJM Group. Protection is our primary focus and the basis surrounding all of our products. Our philosophy is 'service and quality', and we are committed to providing the best quality safety products for the Australian people. We believe that every Australian individual and company has the right to safety and security; we aim to provide peace of mind as Australia’s leading company in public safety. We take pride in our products, and while we specialise in bollards of all ki  ...read more

Imagine you are on the way to work and you are riding your bike. When you arrive at the site you see that all the spots at the bike shelter are already occupied leaving you annoyed and left with the problem of finding adequate protection for your bike for the day. Australian Bollards’ is able to provide you a solution to this problem with our Ned Kelly Range. An example of this is seen at NBN Co where late last year we installed our NK – 2000 Bike Rack System at their Digital Harbour facility in Docklands. Telstra’s Melbourne CBD outlet is also fitted with our NK &nd  ...read more

The City of Darebin has indicated a massive crackdown on cars, proposing to remove all-day parking in streets within 400 metres of train stations on the Mernda and Hurstbridge line. Car parks will not be affected, however parking near these 11 stations between Northcote and Reservoir will now only be able for two-hours. This is to deter people from driving their car to the train station and leaving them there all day. The council wants to encourage people to ride bikes instead, as these areas are becoming over congested. A great way for locals to keep their bikes safe is with  ...read more

Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) is an important procedure that must not be forgotten about when it comes to keeping our cities and suburbs safe from vehicle-borne improvised explosive devices (VBIED). Such a matter, if not taken seriously could potentially result in many lives being severely impacted by these events happening. Australian Bollards offers HVM solutions to VBIED problems with its vast range of products which are suited to the customer's needs and requirements. Australian Bollards have completed many project  ...read more

Vehicle-borne improvised explosive devices (VBIED) are a constant and very real threat in today's society. Because of this, hostile vehicle mitigation (HVM) is fast becoming more and more important in preventing such events from occurring. Without these protective mechanisms put in place, it leaves people without the protection they deserve. Nicholas Marasco, the General Manager of Australian Bollards believes that safety is paramount when it comes to protecting people, a belief that is too shared by the Israeli government.  ...read more